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On tap: UCLA vs. North Carolina


The Bruins have scored four runs in winning their first two games in Omaha, posting 2-1 victories against LSU and NC State. In 64 innings in the NCAA tournament, the six pitchers UCLA has used have allowed 66 base runners. They’ve given up 49 hits and 13 walks while hitting four batters. Opposing hitters have gotten 12 extra-base hits and are batting .212 against the Bruins. (Omaha World-Herald)

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